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First Bank Kansas Announces CEO Retirement and Succession Plan

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Kent Buer, Chairman of the Board, President, and CEO of First Bank Kansas, will retire effective January 29, 2027, after 27 years with the institution. To ensure a smooth transition, the bank has named Angie Eilrich as the new Chairwoman of the Board, Curt Glaser as the new Chief Executive Officer, and Andew Manley as the new President and Chief Financial Officer.

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The retirement of Kent Buer marks a significant leadership change at First Bank Kansas. The bank has put in place a detailed succession plan involving current senior leadership to manage the transition of operational and strategic control.

From ksal.com

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  • KentRetiring Chairman of the Board, President, and CEO of First Bank Kansas
  • bankFinancial institution where Kent Buer served as CEO for 27 years

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    The bank might adjust its lending practices or investment strategies under the new management team.

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